first tractor my grandpa on my moms side bought was a 1951 john deere MC brand new for his steep 60 acres of hillside orchard work in washington county, oregon. The tractor slowly replaced the horses in the next few years. The tractor worked alone til the early 2000s. tractor well used but is still in operation.
first tractor my grandpa on my dads side bought was a fordson. It was said to have a water pump, governor, magneto, etc. It started well, ran well, and transmission was quiet
first tractor my dad bought was a 1942 Case LA in 1971 for $550. Tractor had been traded in at a IH lot and was painted later two tone and my dad thought it was a 600 from the highway but upon closer inspection, found its true identity.
first tractor i bought was a 1952 farmall super A in 1997 for $1500 with 3 point hitch, brush mower, blade and cultivators. Sold it a decade later to help pay for college
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